SB 162 (2021)

Makes many changes to the Department of Health and Human Services. According to the bill analysis on the state legislature website, these changes cover, "the therapeutic cannabis program; youth tobacco use; the interstate compact for the placement of children; residential care and child placement licensing procedures; availability of epinephrine auto-injectors and asthma inhalers at recreation camps; the developmentally disabled wait list; the New Hampshire granite workforce program; and child protection investigations. The bill also establishes a public health services special fund and directs certain fees to that fund to be used by the department for program oversight and establishes assessment procedures for a child placed in a qualified residential treatment program."